Process and device for the remote transmission of signals and ap

Communications: electrical – Systems – Selsyn type

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340310A, 34087013, H04Q 900, G08C 1916

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046085521

ABSTRACT:
A process of remote transmission of signals issued by at least one sensor over a transmission line, wherein the power necessary to supply the sensor is transmitted by that line in the form of an alternating current signal of approximately constant intensity, and wherein the line fulfills the triple function of supplying power to that sensor, of transmitting interrogation signals from a central station to that sensor and of transmitting data signals in response to that interrogation signal from the sensor to the central station. A device for incorporating this process is also disclosed.

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